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Britain, like the rest of Europe, is facing a recession. Gulf States’ economies, on the other hand, are growing by around 6 percent a year. Add in the fact that the latter are the single largest producer of crude oil in the world and you can easily see why exotic supercars are flying out of the showrooms.
- Gold Plated Lamborghini Aventador Is "1 Of 1" [w/video]
Super exotic cars and high-end Middle Eastern shops seem to go hand in hand with gold. The company behind this one-of-a-kind Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 is Dubai-based Maatouk Design London. Read more »...
- Thanks, Youtube! 23-year-old Brit Buys Used Audi R8 With Money From Supercar Videos
While some London residents are complaining about the noise and behavior of supercar owners on city streets, others are cashing in on the supercar invasion that takes place every summer in the British metropolis. No, I’m not talking about obvious...
- Watch A London Cyclist Intentionally Cut Off A Lamborghini Aventador
To say some Londoners hate supercar drivers who enjoy revving their V12 engines and sprinting on the city’s streets is an understatement. If you watched the documentary we covered earlier this year, you know how some London residents feel about...
- Find Of The Day: Aston Martin One-77 Up For Sale In Dubai
If there’s one place in the world you’re sure to find the rarest and most exotic supercars up for grabs, it is Dubai, the jewel of the United Arab Emirates. And it is here that we find one of the most talked about hypercars, the Aston Martin...
- Oil Could Sink Below $25 By Early 2009 Sending U.s. Gas Prices Below $1!
Isn't amazing how things can change in a few months? You all remember what happened in July this summer when crude oil prices reached a record-breaking $147 a barrel pushing average prices at the U.S. pumps over $4.10 a gallon. Well, now Merrill Lynch...
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Londoners Enraged by Arab Supercar Invasion, Deeply Annoyed by Their Behavior
Britain, like the rest of Europe, is facing a recession. Gulf States’ economies, on the other hand, are growing by around 6 percent a year. Add in the fact that the latter are the single largest producer of crude oil in the world and you can easily see why exotic supercars are flying out of the showrooms.
In Dubai, there’s a 20-month waiting list for the US$525,000 Lamborghini Aventador. It’s not just the Lambo: in the Gulf region, there’s every kind of supercar you can think of – and then some more.
Once a year, in the summer, many young affluent Arabs fly their hot wheels 3,000 miles away to London so that they can enjoy certain things that are forbidden in their homeland.
Read more »- Gold Plated Lamborghini Aventador Is "1 Of 1" [w/video]
Super exotic cars and high-end Middle Eastern shops seem to go hand in hand with gold. The company behind this one-of-a-kind Lamborghini Aventador LP700-4 is Dubai-based Maatouk Design London. Read more »...
- Thanks, Youtube! 23-year-old Brit Buys Used Audi R8 With Money From Supercar Videos
While some London residents are complaining about the noise and behavior of supercar owners on city streets, others are cashing in on the supercar invasion that takes place every summer in the British metropolis. No, I’m not talking about obvious...
- Watch A London Cyclist Intentionally Cut Off A Lamborghini Aventador
To say some Londoners hate supercar drivers who enjoy revving their V12 engines and sprinting on the city’s streets is an understatement. If you watched the documentary we covered earlier this year, you know how some London residents feel about...
- Find Of The Day: Aston Martin One-77 Up For Sale In Dubai
If there’s one place in the world you’re sure to find the rarest and most exotic supercars up for grabs, it is Dubai, the jewel of the United Arab Emirates. And it is here that we find one of the most talked about hypercars, the Aston Martin...
- Oil Could Sink Below $25 By Early 2009 Sending U.s. Gas Prices Below $1!
Isn't amazing how things can change in a few months? You all remember what happened in July this summer when crude oil prices reached a record-breaking $147 a barrel pushing average prices at the U.S. pumps over $4.10 a gallon. Well, now Merrill Lynch...